Gay Guide
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About LGBTQ+ Seville
Andalusia is the part of Spain outsiders reliably assume is the most conservative, and in 2014 it passed the first gender self-determination law in the country. Law 2/2014, drafted with the Asociación de Transexuales de Andalucía and published here in Seville, stripped out the requirement for a medical diagnosis and established the right to determine your own gender as a basic entitlement. Fifteen other autonomous communities followed before Spain legislated nationally in 2023. Andalusia added a broader LGBTI equality law in 2017. The region got there first, and nobody outside Spain noticed.
Alameda de Hércules is the scene, a long tree-lined plaza at the north end of the old center that works as the city's living room and its gay quarter at the same time. 1987 Bar, Dilema and the Alameda Ritual Club sit on the plaza itself, with El Bosque Animado and El Barón Rampante just off it on Calle Arias Montano.
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Itaca takes the club nights and the drag, down a passage off Calle Amor de Dios, with Obbio nearby. Pride B4R, Men to Men, The Boyz and Bunker cover the cruisier end, and the Termas Hispalis and Cube Urban saunas round it out.
Seville Pride lands in late June as part of the wider Andalusian celebration, which means the region turns out rather than just the city.
Two things shape a visit here more than anything in the listings. July and August regularly pass forty degrees, which makes spring and autumn the only sane seasons. And nothing starts before midnight, including on a Tuesday, so adjust accordingly or spend the trip going to bed early and wondering where everyone is.
Big, modern and clean gay sauna with unique facilities. Spacious changing rooms, huge lounge bar area, jacuzzi and saunas. Cruising area with labyrinth, private cabins, sling, dark rooms and more. When you visit this sauna for the first time it will take you a while to discover all its hidden corners... Admission: ≈ 9.50 – 18.50 € (+ registration required – bring your ID)
Gay men's guesthouse in the heart of Seville's historic old city on Calle Rosario, offering central accommodation steps from the city's LGBTQ+ nightlife.
LGBT-friendly venue on Seville's nightlife strip Alameda de Hércules. With large outside terrace.
Big LGBT-friendly dance club close to the Alameda. Disco and dance classics, Spanish and international Pop. Mixed clientele. Admission: ≈ 12-15 €, incl. 1 drink
Big gay cruising club across 2 floors, close to the Alameda de Hércules. Mixed ages.
Gay sauna, a bit outside of the city center. Mixed ages. Busy on Sunday, also with younger clientele. Admission: 7-15 €
The gay dance bar in Seville for many years. Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday night with drag show. Usually not busy before 01:00. Small cruising area with a few (mostly misused) cabins. Admission: ≈ 15 €, incl. 1 drink
Gay cruising club in the center of Seville, close to the old town and the Alameda de Hércules. Spacious and clean premises with friendly, welcoming staff. Admission: 10-15 €, incl. 1-2 drinks
The gayest bar among the bars along the Alameda de Hércules, especially Friday and Saturday night. With street terrace till late at night.
Queer-friendly bar with terrace on the Alameda. (Orders at the bar inside, hence lower prices than in the surrounding bars.)
Annual LGBTQ+ pride march and festival in Seville, celebrating queer visibility in one of Andalusia's most visited cities.
MEN TO MEN is Seville's premier gay cruise club and discobar. The venue offers a masculine atmosphere across two action-packed floors.


